I think it’s reasonable to pick a vehicle that can receive over the air updates improving the user experience during the period of time when you own it versus o

I think it’s reasonable to pick a vehicle that can receive over the air updates improving the user experience during the period of time when you own it versus one frozen in time with static mechanical controls. And who gets to decide whether a change is "improving the user experience"? Hint: It's usually not the user in this scenario. I'm just fine with having a car where I get to choose whether I like how it works before I buy it and then it stays that way and doesn't give me any unwelcome surprises. I doubt I am alone in this. Magically self-updating cars are about as good an idea as magically self-updating operating systems, with the added wrinkle that if something is broken or confusing after the update, people could actually die.